October 23, 2003
HONOLULU -- Works by some of Korea's top artists -- billed as the largest display of contemporary Korean art ever shown outside Korea -- will be featured through Nov. 16 at art museums and galleries on
CUBAN PRESIDENT FIDEL CASTRO met with a delegation of U.S. travel industry officials---and one Travel Weekly reporter---for more than two hours last Sunday at the conclusion of a one-day visit to
Travel Weekly's Ireland E-letter: Oct. 23, 2003 HAPPY NEW YEAR: Celtic Tours, which pays up to 17% on land for groups booked on scheduled departures, detailed its 2004 lineup of Ireland packages.
October 22, 2003
MIAMI -- Sabre is getting into the agency consortium business, effective immediately.
MIAMI -- From Web sites to loyalty programs and consumer research, newsmakers were, well, making news at ASTA's World Travel Congress here Wednesday.
October 22, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
SEATTLE -- Society Expeditions' major creditor attempted to force the line into Chapter 7 bankruptcy after the one-ship line, according to the creditor, failed to maintain
October 22, 2003 by Jerry Limone
MIAMI -- Amadeus -- unlike Galileo and, to a lesser extent, Worldspan -- won't follow in Sabre's footsteps by discounting airline GDS fees in exchange for access to Web fares.
FORT WORTH -- Travelocity and Sabre are getting in on the MyTravel Group sell-off as they signed a definitive agreement to buy MyTravel Group's World Choice Travel for $50 million.
AUSTIN, Texas -- Attendees at a Travel Industry Association forum here got some straight talk from Robert Darbelnet, AAA's president and chief executive officer.
NEW YORK -- Thrifty Car Rental and Avis -- separately, of course -- unveiled agent-oriented promotions.